Hello, Clarice
Dwight cutting open a CPR dummy to check for organs—and then wearing its face—was one of the funniest moments of the series, even though it cost Dunder-Mifflin anywhere between $3,500 to $5,300 to replace.
Only You Can Prevent Office Fires
We've paid close attention to all our office emergency drills since seeing Dwight heat up door handles and set a trash fire to test how well the Scranton employees remembered procedure.
Baby On Board
Watermelons made a few surprise cameos throughout the run of The Office, such as being thrown off the roof onto a trampoline, but easily the best was when Dwight utilized one as a fake baby to help Michael prepare for fatherhood.
Second Life
If you could be anything in the world, what would you be?
For Dwight, it's to be exactly the same as he is now—living in Scranton, being the Assistant to the Regional Manager—except for one minor alteration: He can fly.
Batty
One of the most memorable episodes of The Office was when a bat was loose. Of course, animal expert Dwight semi-saved the day by catching the bat.
Unfortunately, he did so on Meredith's head.
Shitty Day At Work
Dwight and Jim's never-ending prank war kept us entertained for many seasons, and one of Jim's top pranks was moving Dwight's entire desk space into the bathroom.
Of course, it was made funnier by watching Dwight answer phone calls next to the urinal.
Beet It
Dwight was always talking about his beet farm, so we were excited in season three when he brought Ryan out to his farm and introduced us all to his creepy cousin, Mose.
Fight, Fight, Fight!
The tension between Michael and Dwight came to hilarious head in the episode where they decide to duke it out at Dwight's dojo.
Weapons Expert
After saving Jim from getting decked by Pam's at the time fiance, Roy, we learned that Dwight keeps all kinds of knives, katanas and more around the office, just in case.
Master Of Disguise
Jim usually was successful with his pranks over Dwight, but he lost big time when Dwight challenged him to a snowball fight.
From popping out of a snowman to wearing a disguise to look like Pam (and then revealing he has a wig for every person in the office), Dwight's commitment to winning was funny to watch, even if it traumatized Jim a little.